is it too big to be a soup bowl for ramen or neng myun?
28493
This bowl is beautiful as a serving bowl, however unless you are hungry enough to eat a gallon it is much too large for individual serving bowls. You might want to try the 8" doublewalled hammered bowl it's big enough for a large serving, but could be used for a large appetite individually.
28494
It is the width and depth of an oversized fruit bowl. A very nice looking item, and it is durable. It is about 3 inches in depth with an interior width of just over 9 inches, the exterior width being the 11 inches indicated in the item description.
28495
This is a large serving bowl, about 12" in diameter. It would hold enough soup for 4 people.
1667562
Mark - it will hold liquids as long as you don't go flinging them around. It's not gonna be great for soup really but a little sriracha or something like that in one of the compartments would probably be fine. Get one. It's worth it. Killer customer service too.
1272295
It depends on what you're used to in terms of spoon size. I think it's on the normal side as far as spoons go but it's definitely not large. Yes, it's definitely suitable for soup!
1954671
When full on top, they will accept 10 ounces, but it,s realy on TOP. It could be risky. To be reasonnable, 8 ounces is the best. I don't know about ramen, I used them just for onion soups. They are very good crocks. Robert
1140698
I haven't bought many Pryex bowls so I cannot tell you whether that is a standard bowl. I needed a large glass container to store soup because I am avoiding plastic containers. This one was perfect because of its size and lid.
1760772
I don't believe this is the right container for taking soup. The bottom container that looks like pants is the largest section, the middle container acts as a top to the bottom and when you put the rubber band thing on, it holds it together well enough that it won't spill, although I think runny liquids could still make it out. The middle container (the face) has a plastic cover making it the best choice for any liquids, but it is very small so it's best for things like grapes or nuts. The bowl on top has no plastic cover and you do turn it upside down to put it on, so there's no way you could put liquids in there. Somebody explained to me how you use bento containers: the top bowl is for rice, and what you do is take the middle and top portions off together, holding them tight with your hand and then flip it over and remove the middle part, then eat out of it like a regular bowl. This thing is very cute, but not as useful for the typical american lunch, like soup, salad, sandwiches. It's more for nuts and fruit, chips and dip, or small portions of rice and meat. However it's very unique and cute, and for the purposes of the types of food I mentioned, it works great. What I did was just buy a separate sandwich container and I pack that with this bento guy.
1429566
Yes. I eat soup out of these bowls all the time. I really love these bowls!
1483768
Yes this bowl is very good for an individual soup bowl. An individual pasta bowl, or a serving bowl for a side dish for 3 - 4 servings.
1831264
I love my soup/pasta bowls, but I rarely use them for soup. I usually use them for pasta or as a dinner plate (small piece of chicken, rice & veggie). I don't think the are really deep enough for soup or cereal.
1324097
It's real big and wide. Don't worry it's the best pot for Gumbo, homemade soup, and any kinda of stew. I'm from NO so I know wat you looking for. It s the best pot. Trust me I been making okra gumbo since I got it. And you can broil in. Crabs of course.
14156
Yes, I use these for soup. I liked this set of dishes and this is the only bowl that I was able to find to match and I bought it and use them. It is large so I just don't fill it up as much.
698629
Absolutely. It's very wide and sturdy. as long as it's on a flat surface it'll be no problem. My wife makes massive pots of Thai soup on it all the time...
1354935
I've used it as a soup pot, without thinking that it might not be appropriate! It was fine and the soup was yummy.
341427
Yes, they are tall enough to hold the soup, and I would definitely use them for a dish I am serving a sample of or small portions of.
83383
Technically, yes. These "salad" bowls are much larger than any soup bowl I've ever seen but I suppose they can double as a soup bowl (for up to 4 persons!) if you like an extra large serving of soup.
1247158
It would work, makes a perfect size "noodle". But it is a bit of a knuckle buster, be careful.
827878
I would say that it is probably too big for that. I don't want to discourage you because anything is possible if you want it bad enough, but I think it would be very unstable and you might lose your food.